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Voices of the High Peaks: Bridget Reusch

Alliance Raises Funds for Rangeley Region’s Junior Guides

Local Artist Nora West Wins Plein Air Honor Inspired by High Peaks Region

Acorn Engineering & Alliance Join Forces on Mosher Hill Falls

Join Us for Day 2: Volunteer Trail Work at Perham Stream Birding Trail

Stewardship Partnership Announced for Daggett Rock

High Peaks Alliance Launches Campaign to Conserve Mosher Hill Falls

Explore Maine’s Forests with District Forester Julie Davenport

High Peaks Alliance at the 2025 Fiddlehead Festival: Join Us!

Alliance Secures Funding to Restore Bemis Track

Behind the Scenes: Celebrating Our Dedicated Advisors

Celebrating Access for Recreation in Maine’s High Peaks

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A Community United for Conservation | Celebrating Access for Recreation in Maine’s High Peaks | High Peaks Alliance

A Community United for Conservation

Après with the High Peaks Alliance brought together over 90 outdoor enthusiasts and community members passionate about protecting and enhancing recreational access in this stunning area. The evening was a testament to the strength of our community and its commitment to conservation. We were honored to have the support of the Sugarloaf Ski Club, who generously provided the venue, and of Kate Punderson for her tireless efforts in organizing this memorable evening. Special thanks go to Linwood Doble Custom Home Builders, which sponsored the event.

At the Alliance, we believe that preserving the beauty and accessibility of our natural landscapes is crucial for both current and future generations. Our work involves not only maintaining trails but also creating meaningful employment opportunities for young people in our community. By supporting our efforts, you contribute to a dual mission: caring for the lands we love while fostering economic growth and job creation.

Join Our Community and Support Our Mission | Celebrating Access for Recreation in Maine’s High Peaks | High Peaks Alliance

Join Our Community and Support Our Mission

If you’re interested in learning more about our initiatives or getting involved, here are a few ways to connect with us:

  • Follow Us: Stay updated on our latest projects and events by following us on Facebook and Instagram.
  • Volunteer: Join us on your favorite trail and help maintain these beautiful paths.
  • Explore the Region: Download trail maps for the Scenic 7 Hiking Challenge, Shiloh Pond Community Forest, Fly Rod Crosby Trail, or Perham Stream Birding Trail to explore the region.
  • Stay Informed: Sign up for our monthly newsletter to receive news and updates directly in your inbox.

Consider making a monthly donation to support our trail maintenance efforts. For less than the cost of two Sugarloaf beers ($20/month), you can fund one hour of trail crew work. A $100 monthly donation supports a full day of trail maintenance, providing meaningful employment to young people in our community.

Your support is invaluable to us. Together, we can ensure that Maine’s High Peaks remain a haven for adventure and enjoyment year-round. If you have any ideas, questions, or concerns, please don’t hesitate to reach out. We look forward to seeing you at future events and working together to preserve the beauty of our region.

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Latest News and Events

  • Volunteer Trail Work Day at Birding Trail, 9/26
  • $234,000 Grant Secured to Protect Mosher Hill Falls
  • Voices of the High Peaks: Bridget Reusch
  • Alliance Raises Funds for Rangeley Region’s Junior Guides
  • Recreation Rangers Complete Successful First Season
  • Voices of the High Peaks: Christi Holmes Elliott

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